Ellsberg, Leaker of Pentagon Study, Missing in Action
New York AP reports Daniel Ellsberg, named by ex New York Times staffer Sidney Zion as the man who leaked the 47 volume Pentagon Vietnam study to the Times, has vanished from public view. Friends and family have no clues to his whereabouts, last seen in his MIT office Wednesday. MIT officials say he was involved with the 1960s study and related documents. Ellsberg, a former Marine and Harvard graduate, is described as a serious, private man whose actions helped fuel national debate over U.S. policy in Vietnam.
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NEW York
Daniel Ellsberg
New York Times
Times
Ellsberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sidney Zion
WMCA
Zion
Elisberg
Uate
Vietnam
Congress
Pentagon
Harold Ellsberg
Cambridge
Jel
Gro
MIT
Kerry B. Wilson
Everett EB. Hagen
Center For
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Paula B. Cronin
U.S
FBI
Two Middletown Men Convicted on Hypodermic Charge
Hamilton reports James Wiley Preston aged 25 of 824 10th Ave and Daniel S Hall age 25 of 1216 Calumet Ave pleaded guilty to possessing a hypodermic needle. Both were ordered to adult probation for pre sentence investigation with disposition set for Thursday July 1 at 9 am after police found needles in their arms at Campbell's Corner Cafe. Hall admitted heroin addiction but not using that day. Preston denied drug addiction but used a medicine Hall took.
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Hamilton
Middletown
James Wiley Preston
10Th Ave
Daniel S. Hall
Calumet Ave
Ptl
Mike Davis
Campbell’s Corner
S. Main Street
Ninth Avenue
Hall
Dayton
Preston
Shirtless defendant borrows shirt in court
A Middletown man Jerry Barnett 115 Water St appeared in Municipal Court on an intoxication charge yesterday. Acting Judge Sam Spoerand fined him $10 and costs and he walked out of the courtroom shirt and all. Court personnel say he is still walking.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Jerry Barnett
Water St
Sam Spoerand
Personnel men elect Cleveland official president
Arvin Donner, personnel officer at Ohio State University, has been named president of the Ohio Public Personnel Association in Cleveland Ohio AP report notes his election and the association’s regional role in state government and public administration.
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Arvin Donner
Ohio State University
Ohio Public Personnel Associa
Times yields secret Vietnam papers list to court
The New York Times handed over a 47 volume Pentagon study and a summary of the Tonkin Gulf control study to the Justice Department as a U.S. judge scheduled an injunction hearing. Debates on secrecy, possible overclassification, and disclosures dominated discussions with lawmakers and former officials weighing the impact on public accountability.
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NEW York
New York Times
Justice Department
Pentagon
Times
U.S. Dist
Murray J. Gurfein
Gurfein
Asst
U. S. Atty
Michael D. Hess
U.S
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Series And Squabble Not Missed In Hanoi
Viet Cong charged that secret Pentagon papers published by the New York Times prove the U.S. government plotted aggression in Indochina under Truman Eisenhower Johnson and Nixon The Libera tion Radio accused Nixon of oppression of the Times and warned the U S public against the ongoing war in Vietnam The broadcast claimed plans to bomb North Vietnam were laid before Johnsons Tonkin Gulf incident and before French withdrawal
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Times
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
North Vietnam
Gurfein
The
the Times
Pap
Hong Kong
Pentagon
New York Times
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Truman
Eisenhower
Nixon
Liberation Radio
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Indochina
Lima State Hospital Attendant Claims Control Over Treatment
Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes an attendant identified as Joseph J saying hospital staff can influence drugs and electroshock, extend stays, and punish patients. He alleges 265 of 530 employees are related, including many high ranking officials, hindering action on mistreatment complaints. He notes some nepotism exists and that attendants can access records and influence care.
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Cleveland, Ohio
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lima State Hospital
Joseph J
Clude
the Plain Dealer
Two-Week Metallurgy Workshop at Middletown Center
A two week metallurgy workshop begins Monday at the Middletown Fine Arts Center 116 S Main St. Louwis Weber of the University of Dayton will teach metal jewelry and decorative pieces. Classes run 10 to 12 each Monday through Thursday, with a $14 course fee not including materials.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
Louwis Weber
University of Dayton
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Bangkok
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Lansdale
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Saigon
United States
Rand Corp
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British Railway Technical Center
Derby
London-to-Edinburgh
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N.Y
By Bob Monroe
House
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William §. Moorhead
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D-Mass
Dean Rusk
Decatur
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James L. Buckley
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Cincinnati
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson Library
Harry Middleton
Hanoi
Vmvore
Lima State
Lima
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Marconi Service Inc
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